Conflicts: A Palestinian woman known as a video on the face released from prison

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D Ahed Tamimi, a member of the icon of the Palestinian resistance, returned Sunday in his village of Nabi Saleh in the West Bank. "Thank you to everyone who supported me during this sentence," said the 17-year-old when she arrived. "The fight against occupation continues." Two Italians who painted the Tamimi mural in the Israeli-occupied West Bank were arrested by Israeli security forces.

Ahed Tamimi and his released mother, Nariman Tamimi, were taken to the occupied West Bank early in the morning, according to Israeli authorities. Back home, Tamimi visited the tombstone of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in Ramallah and laid flowers there. Subsequently, she met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who notably hailed his fight for "freedom and independence", according to a message from Wafa

later, she also visited the home of 39, a family member killed in June. He threw stones at the soldiers.

Tamimi was arrested in December after cursing and kicking and slapping two Israeli soldiers in her family's yard with her cousin. However, according to a video posted on the Internet, heavily armed soldiers do not react and eventually retire when their mother Nariman Tamimi speaks to them. All three were arrested and the cousin was released in March

According to Tamimi's lawyers, Israeli soldiers shot and killed a 15-year-old family member with a lead bullet before being arrested. events.

Since the video aired, the 17-year-old girl, with her blonde curly mane, is considered an icon in the fight against the Israeli occupation by many Palestinians and parties of the left in Israel .

Tamimi was 16 years old at the time of his arrest. The girl has repeatedly repressed the Israelis in recent years. The Israeli media describe her as a "provocateur who knows how to mediate his actions". The family is accused of exploiting their young daughter for their own purposes.

The sensitivity of the Israeli authorities to the case is illustrated by the arrest of two Italians and a Palestinian who painted a fresco in the current West Bank occupied by the. now famous story of Tamimi. at. According to Israeli police on Sunday, the three hooded men were arrested because they were suspected of causing unnecessary damage at the border crossing near Bethlehem.

On Wednesday, Italian street painter Jorit Agoch said he was one of the four-meter high mural creators. A Facebook page bearing the name of Agoch said Saturday that he had been arrested and had asked for help. Sunday morning, the three men remained in custody

The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that he was in contact with the Israeli authorities and that he was following the arrest "with a great attention. " The Italian consul and a lawyer visited the two people at the place of detention and offered "all possible support", he added.